Catholics and other Christians: what's your opinion on the following?
Why do some of them/ some of you feel that using contraception is a sin. I'm a Catholic myself, (though I consider myself more Protestant Christian, like United), and many Christians and other Catholics believe that sex is a gift created from God and designed for these purposes: a way of providing love, pleasure and receiving love and pleasure as well as connecting on an emotional, physical/ sexual / romantic level, while being the method of creating new life. (Which can be part of showing love for that person by starting a family)
Then, when you are in love with someone, you're attracted to them in all ways. But, I was wondering why Catholics and other Christians consider using things like birth control is a sin.
There is nothing in the Bible that says so, and some people may be good couples and ready to be married and have sex, but the situation is not best for children. (e.g. financial situation, they may be ready for marriage and sex, but not for children, etc).
Are people who aren't ready for children supposed to withhold contraception and not have sex or even act out or do certain things, as it may supposedly lead to sex and conceiving if they're not ready for a child?
And it says in the Bible that we're supposed to please our spouses (and satisfy them sexually) but obviously don't force sex on them. Just wondering.